Pricing and Procedures
Each License below is £19,000 (renewable annually):
- Brokerage/FX and Clearing House License
- Insurance and Reinsurance License
- Banking License
- Banking License with Crypto Services
- Finance License
- Gaming License
- Crypto License
Each License includes:
- IBC Incorporation (International Business Company)
- Administration Fee
- Due Diligence and Verification Checks
- Government Fee
- License and License Conditions
- Certificate of Good Standing
- Tax Exemption Certificate
- Certificate of Incumbency
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Share Certificate
- Memorandum of Shares
- Articles of Association
- Courier
Optional annual costs
| Office Address in Anjouan inc. tel. number | £1,500 per annum |
|---|---|
| Change of Shareholding amount | £250 per document |
| Change of Director | £250 per document |
| Change of Shareholder | £250 per document |
| Change of company name | £250 per document |
| Re Domicile – Certificate of Continuation | £850 |
| Apostle | £500 |
| Notary | £500.00 (Timescale – 6-8 WEEKS) |
Renewal fees are applicable every 12 months if you wish to renew your company’s registration. They include such services as:
- Ongoing verification that the company complies with local laws
- Renewal of the Head Office, the registered agent and the governmental charges from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA)
Procedure to gain an Anjouan license
- Send completed application form and KYC information
- ACS to perform Due diligence on Directors and Shareholders
- Invoice for services sent
- Invoice paid in full
- Documentation process started
- Completed documents scanned to client within 5-7 working days
- Completed original documents posted to client
- License and Company added to the AOFA official register
KYC documents required with application form
- Password
- Proof of Address within three months
Payment
- Payment is in full and upfront
- Payment can be made via bank transfer (UK Barclays Account), USDT TRC-20 or USDT ERC-20
Please note that our licenses are not regulated or recognised by the Central Bank of Comoros or Comoros main government but through the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA).